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Thank you. This belongs to my grandmother.
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That is also a beautiful ring.
Thank you.
That looks valuable.
I'm not sure about that.
But this is valuable to me.
I wear it every day since he left it to me.
When is your birth process?
January.
Do you know it's male or female?
No. That's a surprise.
A mystery.
Yes.
I will get the change.
That's for you.
Thank you.
May God bless. You too.
Thank you.
Yes? / Hi.
I'm Daniel Coleman, from the Mutual Assembly.
What are you looking for?
If there is something you want to record specifically...
... and requires proper assessment, tell me.
I think that's what you are doing here.
I'm here to make sure the value of your house...
... more or less in accordance with what your grandson Bethany estimates.
Anything, like furniture or artwork. Rare items...
Rare books that are possible... / Rare books?
Right.
Come on, look around.
I think I have something like that lying like that?
I don't know. You might not know either.
We must ask someone who knows more about price interpretation...
... to come and tell me what is valuable.
This place alone is certainly expensive.
Currently, of course. But that doesn't matter.
Do you know why?
Because they will knock it down and rebuild it.
I've experienced that. From both sides of me.
But you still live here.
What should I do, move?
Because they are close to my place?
Sure. People must move to reduce.
I raised my family here.
My wife, my two children.
My wife died here.
That's not easy. And you know?
This is home, and I still like it.
What did you write?
What I can say now,
There is nothing against what Bethany stated here.
I told him, "bring a trash can."
There are items that might want to save.
For sentimental reasons.
Then he should come here.
That is for sure. At the last moment. I can't schedule...
Of course, at the last moment, he will change his schedule.
Why doesn't anyone ask me if I will change my schedule?
That is not necessary. In fact, you don't need to be here.
Generally I won't return until afterwards.
After?
After I die?
That...
You can put it. I haven't read it yet.
I think everything is rubbish.
That's right, or later.
Do you mind if I take a photo of you?
Why?
I don't know. / Please.
I'm not an inheritance.
Wow.
What, I damage your camera? / No.
This is a good photo.
Thank you.
Why are you still looking around?
Hasn't everything been added?
All have been added, Mr. Ashmore.
All calculations are consistent...
... with a widower in his 80s who regularly takes his pension.
Then what if all of them have no price?
You still get paid? / I still get paid.
The next person, interpreter,
He only gets gratuities from each of these valuable items.
But he only comes if I decide this is worth something.
And is this worth it?
There are some items that must be checked.
This means it's not completely garbage, isn't it?
Thank you for allowing me to enter , Mr. Ashmore.
Hey, you have a good handshake , friend.
People are rarely shake hands.
Will you come back?
No, I don't think so.
You can bring it. You can take it.
I think I've never read this.
Good afternoon.
I know he won't be able to handle this _ alone.
I know that.
I know he won't be able to release all of his belongings.
I mean, nobody will come there and take care of it for him.
"Thank you, Bethany."
You understand where he came from.
I don't want us to end up with all trivial things...
I'm not talking about everything.
I'm just talking about one thing, okay?
Just one object where he might be able to say,
"Hey, this means a lot to me, and I want you to have this."
Just one thing. That doesn't have to be valuable.
Maybe there is something.
I suggest to involve interpreters.
I might not be there, but you have to be there for that.
There's nothing big, but...
You know, with parents like your grandfather,
There is always a possibility if under 10 year old magazine,
There is a table worth $ 10,000.
I don't want to think about my dying grandfather.
I really don't think so.
And your early presence only reinforces the idea that...
... maybe in the near future will happen.
Please sit./ Thank you.
Say there is something that he wants to submit.
While we are still talking about this, I want to ask,
Is there something of value?
What...
What do you want from your grandfather?
I don't think there's anything left.
I mean, I got everything. Or maybe my father.
And I'm not so sure...
... when is the attitude "If you want that, take it" this starts.
But let me tell you.
The time is about "You can't even be able to wait until I die"...
... starts right after Grandma died.
He is not a person who is very cheap to die.
Honestly...
I think he might be right.
It's all just rubbish, you know.
That is only part of the decoration of the place.
That's why it's so easy for him to be surrounded with it.
I'm not sure there is one item that has a special meaning,
Personal meaning.
But that doesn't mean it's not related. Do you know? It's just...
That's kind of mid.
Do you know?
Maybe it's the advantage of living a long life...
That is you have a tendency emotionally bound...
... against a piece of paper.
We all should be lucky.
You don't need to develop.
I personally rarely tell people...
... that it is wise to collect more items in their homes,
But you should keep opening the possibility that something...
That could be anything from your grandfather...
... which he has not seen for years.
And you...
Maybe forever.
Not found.
One love mailbox.
Diary.
Photos.
Life journey.
So it's all given to me because I live close?
It looks like how it works.
He is lucky to have you live near him.
I'll take you out./ Yes.
Hey. An honor.
Thank you. Good afternoon./ Thank you.
Everything will be fine. / Thank you.
Are you an insurance officer?
Daniel Coleman. You must be Helen Greare.
Right.
I want to contain you in, but there's no "sign in."
So? / I'm sorry.
Yes. This is my home.
This is my kitchen.
This is the living room.
This is a make-up room.
What happened?
You know...
I'm usually very careless about...
... replace the battery for the smoke alarm.
Ned who usually always does that.
I will wait until hears his voice and says,
"The battery needs to be replaced."
But he did that before it began to ring.
Every 90 days, as is written on the wrapper.
But I'm better now. I've learned how to do it.
The fire department still doesn't know...
... if it's an electrical short circuit...
... or, you know,
Tissue paper that is too with a heating furnace,
Or what.
You probably already know all this.
Details will be very helpful. / Alright.
Do you know why the fire extinguisher is so delayed?
Something about electrical errors.
They were contacted 20 minutes...
... before family O & apos; Bryan goes home, at 11:00 p.m.
The response time should be... I don't know.
I understand.
When the wind brings fire home O & Bryan...
That's when I got this moment.
You know, feelings that are very bad.
I know...
I have to go inside and do things...
... which people always ask for their whole lives.
Decide what you take from a burning building.
It was easier then only hypothetical questions...
What is there when you see a tree...
... which unites your house with your next house on fire.
That's just chaos at that point.
People on their page scream.
The police are already here, but many good things are done.
Those who come after me.
I have one minute in my house...
Before they come and take me out.
It feels like 10 seconds.
The rings and brooches are the property of my great-grandmother.
Standing outside here, that's the first thing I thought about.
I have that fully without consciousness.
I've been upstairs,
And I've heard the police call my name.
They are already inside, downstairs.
So isn't that smarter if I bring this whole chest?
Gosh. I have no idea. I don't know the reason.
I know if I have to take something , it must be right now.
From this room, our bedroom.
And that's when I saw this fireplace rack.
That baseball ball is Ned.
He is not a player or something.
This is just family history.
Ball.
His father gave it to him. That is from 40 years.
Do you know?
If you ask me who wins the match with the ball,
I can't tell you.
That's just "Ball."
He always talks about it with pride.
So valuable.
That's an instinct. That fits in my pocket.
That's when they enter and take me.
When Ned died...
The first thing Henry, my son, said is, "How is the ball?"
I mean, when we sit down to go to the plantation, you know.
He said, "What about balls?" He wants that.
That is the right of a child, as far as he knows.
I say, "He can have that,"
But I just want to keep seeing it for now.
I'm not ready to not see the there.
That becomes a prominent point in every house we have ever had.
I tell Henry when I move, this will be his.
Because I know that this house in the end will be too big for me.
It's just that I don't know if won't be "in the end."
That may be more valuable than home. For claim purposes.
If it's insured and you leave it,
I will write you a check next week with the number...
That must be a large number.
Something more important to me, for children, is gone.
But I have the ball Ned.
I don't understand or know what about that.
I have it.
Helen? / Hi.
This is Mrs. Singer. Jane Singer. This is an insurance officer.
Nice to meet you. Do you want to go in and drink coffee?
We have become a place for to gather lately.
That will be very good. Alright./ Yes? Nice.
Thank you. / With pleasure. I will leave the door open.
OK. Thank you, Jane.
Insurance covers the house, cars, valuable objects.
Those items left behind.
We stay here over four years.
Become restructuring, cleaning and our pawnshops for children...
It's over.
We don't feel the worst.
Helen, I can't imagine what this means to you.
30 years.
We moved here when Lisa was 3 years old and Henry was 7 years old.
Is everything successful saved?
We are very lucky...
... because Riley has a safe in her office.
And that is also not a small safe. It's as big as this.
Valuables and inheritance we are irreplaceable, and...
My family...
My family's immigration letters. Something more than 100 years old.
We put it there. Thank God.
It's a Father's Day gift.
A little excessive, but I want that.
I always dream of having workspace that has a safe.
When I have a workspace, they buy me a safe.
It's very entertaining.
I like pressing the button and...
... change the code only just fill the time.
Never dreaming that will be very useful.
I often hear people don't want to bother with locking it.
What you explain it is very unusual.
That doesn't mean there are very expensive items,
Apart from my ring and silver.
But you know how that is. That is personal items.
Personal items.
I'm so glad we put it there.
That's good. We often hide small gifts there.
As a joke.
So if anyone wants a doll toy nods from the 1995 All-Star Game,
Anna put two in there to reply to me before my birthday.
I shouldn't laugh.
We should go. / No. Don't be silly.
Stay here as long as you want.
We stay 50 miles from here with our daughter.
You can stay here.
I still have to do more visits. thanks.
Daniel, can I ask you? / Please.
What does someone do to take all this?
Immediately respect to Helen...
This is quite common, & apos; right?
You've obviously heard all the previous stories.
You just sit there and you hardly act in the slightest...
Jim, come on. That's inappropriate. / No.
It's okay. I understand. You are right.
It's good not to interfere too much.
I'm not a doctor or something.
My approach to tragedy is a little further...
... compared to people who really build boundaries.
But honestly...
It never stops me personally.
And that never ages.
Every story has details that I never heard before.
Every time I talk to someone, I learn something new.
Not many people can say about their work.
You will never replace your things.
or life.
But...
... I found some kind of attraction...
Talk to people like you,
Who can easily get stuck in a burning house...
... and knowing that.
Or people who feel relieved...
... if the items they have collect avoid similar destiny.
But this is the problem...
Nobody wants to talk to me.
And I think knowing that...
... makes my task much easier.
Life story.
Hey, ma'am. We will get ready to sleep.
Do you need anything else for tonight?
No thanks.
All is well?
What do you think?
Good night, ma'am / Good night.
You won't be able to get me!
Children, don't be noisy.
There you are, apparently. / Hi.
I want to ask you.
Christmas photos in the guest bedroom,
What was 2008?
Actually, I think it was 2010.
Yes.
I saw that this morning when I woke up.
Holidays will be very good here.
Yes. But...
I want to come here to meet children.
But, you know, Ned never celebrated Christmas here.
He... I mean, you bought this house after he was here.
It's been long enough for me...
I just thought I could give something.
This morning I realized...
More to give.
This is the second Saturday. We played cards on the second Saturday.
So I guess there's no more playing cards with friends in my house.
But the card is light. You can take it everywhere.
Yes.
But this is not a matter of cards.
OK. thanks.
I don't mean that.
You can just cheat Mother.
I'm not insensitive.
Mother only reacts because Mother is afraid this is inevitable.
Nursing Home?
That is an independent place of residence.
But in a building that contains employees and staff.
Only if you need something or want something.
Even though it's a trip somewhere.
Maybe sometimes you don't want to drive alone.
I like to drive, and you don't mind driving alone.
I have to think about where I will live.
The insurance money is only... / Yes, you're right.
That's a lot. That is sufficient.
But Mother is lacking in financial terms.
I am used to owning my own home.
Your house is on fire, and Mother can't stay there anymore!
I don't mean to shout. But, come on...
Mom, the situation is not the same as before.
The situation has changed. We need a plan. We need...
You know, you can sell something.
Stop. Don't sell anything.
I mean, from this piece of jewelry...
You don't want that.
Lisa might want that, but...
We can take care of you.
You just said you don't want to.
That's not what I mean. I know that's not what I mean.
It's yours.
Lisa wants that.
He never told you how he really wanted it.
Believe me.
You're the same as your father.
Always tell me how to do it.
I love you, Mom.
Don't feel you have a limit for how long to stay here.
Thank you.
He only needs more time. He must digest it.
I know, but how much?
He should understand now, if pretending to be a situation...
... will return as before, is very ridiculous.
She's an old woman who spends 10 years seeing these things.
He still thinks of himself living with these things.
I just hope he can be more care about your things.
Then maybe he won't feel so weak.
He tells me if wood in the fireplace...
... fully still setup...
... from the last fire that Your father made.
He thinks so because they live there for 10 years,
Somehow it makes fire worse like a bomb.
He likes the fireplace.
He likes everything.
After Dad is gone, Mother doesn't allow it to be used.
Fire father. The last fire he made.
It's a pity.
I know him.
I know he can't have half the jewelry...
... without thinking about the other part.
He can't have a car without thinking of owning a garage.
He doesn't want to get rid of that. / He quips.
I know he will never be able to forget that.
He is so attached to all that represents something.
Same as father's ball.
That's something that doesn't make sense to him,
But he can't afford to break away from it.
No.
I'm sure the day he can think get rid of the jewelry or the ball...
... is the day I eat my hat.
I almost wished he could.
I want the ball, like Lisa who wants everything.
But for the sake of Mother,
I just hope he get rid of all the items.
He will drag it with him like an albatross?
I will be happier for him when I see it all gone.
Riley?
Hi. This is Helen.
I hope I don't wake you up. Sorry I contacted this late.
Good.
Listen...
I want to ask questions about the person you mentioned when,
The retailer your daughter found.
Interpreter. I understand. Yes.
Sure.
Do you think he is very helpful?
Las Vegas?
No, I don't want to send valuable items in the mail.
I'm not sure.
I certainly don't want that. I just...
You know, I'm just thinking if I...
There is nothing wrong if I contact him and see what he says, right?
OK. Yes, thank you very much.
Listen, tell Anna, I sent greetings to her.
OK. thanks. See you later.
This is our reminder.
Our lives, of various forms.
Emotional.
Physical.
This is our heritage.
Our scars.
Object.
Memories.
Real objects.
Memorable.
We live our lives and ask...
"What do we leave?"
When we look at photos long enough,
It looks back.
What is the value of something?
Can we hold it in our hands to stay the same...
... like we hold our hearts?
Hello, Mr. Bleam. This is Helen Greare...
Contact to ask how many hours we can meet.
Can I help you with something?
I'm Helen Greare.
Right. Gosh. Forgive me. Of course.
Nice to meet you.
Hi. Welcome. Will Bleam./ Thank you.
Please enter. Please sit.
Let's see what you have here.
I know this a lot. Right? / It's a lot.
Most things I get from people like you.
But I also got it from the convention...
... and the trips I did and other stores, including you.
Sometimes a family of players who contact...
Please sit./ Thank you.
But honestly, most of my reputation is at this point,
The harder it is to carry, so...
Let's see what you have.
People of my age go to Las Vegas...
... to risk pension and their lifetime savings.
You have to release the burden yourself in another way.
So why don't you tell me...
How do you get this.
My husband got it from his father.
And I think it's given to him in the match.
It has been in the family since then.
The good news is I can guarantee you its authenticity.
Do not have things like this who are in the family...
... hereditary but turns out to be fake.
Yes. Why?
Honestly, something like this,
This is from the most honest times at that time.
Not much money can be produced from collection items.
Such things.
We usually have to be aware of in situations like this,
Where someone handed it,
It will go into their valuables, and it's mostly masterpieces.
I can't family $ 10,000- $ 20,000 just like that...
... on something that is proven false.
No, that's not possible. / Of course not.
Not with this. I understand.
That way, if we see something like this,
We might see something about 80,000 to 100,000.
This is a very good condition,
And Ted Williams's signature is very rare,
Especially for the actual equipment.
Do you know who Ted Williams is? / No.
This is an extraordinary item.
And people who are specifically collect in this era,
They know the range of prices offered.
I think everything that exists here has a story, & isn't it?
Right.
Right. And, you know, I'm trying to link it to buyers.
Some of them are interested to study.
Do you know?
but also sometimes my buyers come to look for gifts.
Do you know? So for that person,
The object only looks...
... on their birthdays, days become them, or retirement.
Do you understand what I say?
Saying goodbye is difficult. I know it.
And you don't need to feel guilty for that.
No./ This is indeed difficult.
What is the name of your husband, if I can ask?
Ned.
Edward Roger Greare.
I'm sure Ned likes to talk about this ball.
I'm sure he really likes to talk about this.
Say the same story repeatedly. Truly.
And from my understanding after our brief meeting...
... that you don't understand the origin of this ball.
Is that true? No. True, or not.
That doesn't matter. This is not your ball.
Ned who loves this ball story.
And you sell this to me don't change that,
Don't pick it up. Do you know?
Yes
Do you have children? / Two.
Can one of them want this?
Possible. Maybe.
Well, when you... If you decide to sell it...
But when you tell them...
Worst scenario, they might be a little angry with you.
But...
The best scenario, I think they will understand...
... and realizing that you did this is the best for you.
Because you have many other things to remember Ned apart from this ball.
Right?
Right.
Do you have children?
No.
Are you married?
Not recently, no.
He...
He left me.
Why?
He comes one day and says if he can't continue.
He doesn't love me anymore.
It was right when I started with this place.
And I can say I rarely take the time.
But still a little shaken.
About 9 years ago.
I'm still trying to digest it.
This is only goods.
You never saw that before,
And tomorrow, this will be on that shelf.
And maybe next week is no longer there.
Or maybe this will be there for one or maybe two years.
And...
... you won't remember me.
When people come and sit where I sit right now...
Feel what I feel...
You will be able to tell him with a little more confidence,
That what they feel is normal.
Yes.
You don't remember Helen.
His wife Ned.
With the ball Ned.
You only know if this ever happened.
Then the wife who is left behind and her child is having a difficult time.
And you give them money.
And the money makes it easier.
A little.
And that doesn't matter.
Because...
... Ned is gone.
And now so is the ball.
Thank you. / Thank you.
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Yes, it's very fresh. Even still warm.
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Yes.
Right.
He knows this is worth something.
I'm very fair.
Right. Very fair in my opinion.
Listen, I received another call.
What do you mean, no?
I will accept...
Well, that's $ 10,000 more than the I asked for.
And you know I ask more than I should.
Right.
You've seen the photo. This is perfect.
No... That can't.
I leave tomorrow afternoon.
I go home. I returned to my old house.
I will help clean up my parents' home with my brother.
Yes.
Yes, listen, everyone is more know than me...
... if it's time for all to go, you have to get rid of everything.
That's right.
OK. We are talking on Monday.
Have you contacted them recently?
Yes. I contacted for telling me to come here.
They are less interested in with that fact...
... more than I expected.
Come on. Don't take heart too.
No. This is important to me.
I flew here./ Just don't be...
I fly here. That's more than what they do.
You always fly here. Don't be negative.
I travel twice a month for work. / I know that.
So flying here twice a year is not important.
I have a favorable distance situation.
I just can't believe they don't carry more of their belongings.
That... / I mean, come on...
This is not their stuff anymore. Do you understand what I mean?
At the moment, they take the pa they want...
... and leave the rest.
That is the point why parents move from home to condominium.
Smaller space, fewer items.
You talk to me too much.
I'm not talking... / You think I'm stupid.
I'm not... No./ Yes, you are. Yes
I don't lecture you.
I hope you want stay with us.
I don't want to bother you.
Besides, maybe staying here a few nights...
... can make me really feel something.
That doesn't sound like you.
Right?
Yes, very good.
This is difficult. I like this house.
I also like this place, but, you know...
There are many happy memories here. This is just a house.
Which grows with us.
Gosh. / I think Tallie feels is very difficult with this.
Yes.
Every Christmas and Thanksgiving...
Every memory he has is here.
He will forget that.
He still has memories.
Create new memories.
I think it's difficult for him their move...
... more than he knows or... I don't know.
He is very lucky...
... to grow so big close to his grandparents.
There will be other holidays.
Gosh, it's so easy to slip out.
I don't want to spend Christmas in Florida.
You should prepare your tray,
Because now is your turn.
Gosh.
It is very strange to stay at home which is long empty.
If I don't survive pass tonight,
You can tell everyone if I die like I live...
... in my childhood home.
Yes, okay...
You are full of puzzles, Dik.
You will meet me at 10:00, & apos; right?
Yes. I should refuse to do that because of a matter of principle.
Why? Do you have a principle to oppose the warehouse?
No, I like storage warehouses.
In fact, I might find hundreds of thousands of dollars...
... value of sales there.
I just thought you should not rent it.
Gosh. Just because you don't have something in your life...
... who you love or care about,
Not that we all must do the same.
I care about something. / Of course, if that's what you say.
Alright, until tomorrow morning. / Be careful on the road.
Be careful on the road. I will try.
OK. See you, champ ./ Dah.
You certainly can.
Gosh.
I'm sure your rent costs for two years for this warehouse...
... worth three times more than everything you enter here.
It's not about money.
But you have an attic.
You have a basement. You have a house.
You can't put this there?
Then I will see that every day, and I don't want that.
Maybe I just don't want it to be down every day...
... and see all this stuff.
Maybe this will remind me something that is a little too difficult,
And I just... That will make me sad. You understand?
No, you don't understand.
I mean, what is this, 25% of their stuff?
They bring the remaining 25% with them.
You take whatever you want to take.
So we throw 50% of it into a garbage bin?
I guess so.
This is labor exploitation.
People usually get paid for this.
I know why Carol left you.
Wow. Very bad thing to say.
You really are annoying.
I love you.
Gosh, it's all garbage.
We don't need this, & apos; right?
Do you want my professional opinion? I'm telling you, it's all rubbish.
Let's check this and see if something is valuable.
There is nothing valuable up here.
Sorry, that's why this is in the attic all this time.
This is their wedding gift. / Who cares?
No, because... From Grandma and Grandpa.
If that means something for them,
They should take the to Florida with them.
Come on. This is good.
I will save this. Give this to Tallie to go to college.
What? You didn't send an college student...
... with bowls and plates from years & 50's.
You bought him plastic items for $ 60...
... which he will dispose of in two years.
OK. I know. But I mean...
Shut up. What should I do with it?
Donate. Dispose of ./ No.
Give it to Goodwill. Send it to the church donation center.
That is the way out for all this stuff...
... who have no direct ties to the family. / Mother!
You're sad.
Uncle Will. / Gosh, that's me!
Tallie! Hi./ Hi.
How do you know?
"Uncle Will is coming this weekend."
About 1,000 times. / I understand. Good.
Hi, baby. How is school? / I don't know. Same.
"Same, Mom. That's the same. School is the same."
But, how long will it take?
You just came. Do you want to go somewhere else?
OK.
Wait a minute, I have shown this to you?
Father's racquet. Have you told me if he got a scholarship to Vanderbilt?
Yes, you told me. You told me 1,000 times.
Of course you tell me. Congratulations, Tallie.
That's very impressive. / Thank you.
Yes, this is good. I will save this for you.
I will play tennis on Vanderbilt...
... with antique wooden racket.
What about this blind man's album?
That's Grandpa's jazz. That is the collection. Forget it.
This is actually worth something.
I think everything doesn't have a price for you.
No, this is the opposite of that.
This? Is this worth something?
Yes, this might be something because this is their first release.
And the condition is still good.
They might not rotate this...
... or sun exposure for 30 years.
But can't you look for music elsewhere?
No, baby, not this one.
But you can download it.
Honey, no. No... Yes, but no.
Because this doesn't exist.
Believe me. This is how I make a living.
OK.
What are you doing?
No, I...
I'm just... I don't need anything.
Gosh. Suddenly you're so satisfied.
Why do I want to bring all these items to my room...
Just to move it again during August?
He has the truth.
I mean, who are you? I'm not...
You know it's true. That doesn't make sense.
No, this is actually...
How long do I have to stay here and help?
Are you... Alright, this...
I want to go to the lake house Kathleen with her and Marie.
They invite me. I can go back Sunday afternoon,
If you still will be here.
No, you can't go, honey. You can't go.
Sorry. You can't go. I told you about this...
Donna, it's okay. I do not care.
We can do this together. I don't mind.
Let him go to his friend's place. / Please don't interfere.
This is not... This is really not...
This has nothing to do with you, but it's just...
We make a deal,
And I wish you had done it, that's all.
That is for sure. And I know... I know if it's important.
It's just that I have trouble understanding what this means for you.
I understand Mother grew up with this and if this might always be here.
It's just that it's too much and is too consuming space.
The space we don't have, Mom, so...
I'm just a little confused. That is all.
I mean...
I like Grandma's little thing.
But, I don't know. I mean,
Being above this, is not fun.
And this doesn't remind me of the time I spent here.
I actually didn't even climb up here.
So this is mostly just items that I have never seen.
Most of these may have been here since I was born.
So...
This is your space, not me.
But it's very good if you both are so fond of this, and...
I mean, I'm happy to see you,
If you fly here to meet us, so...
Yes. I also.
Me too.
So, I'm glad you found your album,
And if you want to look for cool music or something,
You can tell me his name, and I will download it for you.
Agree.
But Kathleen keeps texting me. Can I go or not?
Thank you.
I love you both.
"It's far from you and kids are very bad."
"I told them if Donna was born,"
"I can't go too often go on a business trip."
"I think you'll like the attached photo."
"I bought it at a gas station with soda."
"It costs one cent, but they say I can take it,"
"Given how I look thirsty and desperately need soda."
"I keep leaving money at the cash register."
"I will go home when this letter arrives, probably."
"Please show clippings of the newspaper attached to Will."
"I think he will be entertained with the size of a large mineral rock collection..."
"... what this city is proud of."
"I wish I would go ken Arkansas..."
"... when they held the annual mineral rock festival,"
"I will try to ask with me."
"Don't tell him, but I will take home a souvenir of mineral stones..."
"... what I bought from the shop souvenirs in the city."
"Honey, I can't express my sense of pleasure..."
"... to return home to you next week."
"Last Christmas we miss separately."
"I'll bring home a surprise one or two Christmas tree ornaments."
"I love you. I love you so much."
"I love you deeper than I once loved someone."
Gosh.
Hello.
What?
Slow down. What?
What?
Tallie...
Oh my God. Donna... Yes, God.
Only one of them survived.
The police contact us at 3:00 a.m. 3:30 a.m.
Drunk drivers cross the road and hit them off course.
I don't think they have a chance.
They say he died...
... before the ambulance arrived there.
I'm sorry.
Why?
Come here, baby. Come here
Oh my God, no!
I'm here for you. I'm here for you...
I'm here for you./ No! No!
I want to do something.
I can't. I don't want other people to touch me!
Don't try... I don't know what to do...
What should I do? / Let's go for a walk.
No. What should I do? / Let's go for a walk.
I don't want to go for a walk. I do not want.
Let's go out. / I don't want to go for a walk.
I don't want to...
Let me lift it. Let me lift it...
Gosh.
Yes, it will be very helpful, but give us a few hours.
I think we will...
We will be ready.
OK?
OK. thanks.
Why don't you meet Uncle Will.
I'm sorry.
Sorry.
I'm really sorry.
Kathleen will be fine.
He should be fine.
Thank God.
I'm really sorry... I don't know what to say.
Alright. / Alright. Alright, listen...
We all hope they are both here. Okay?
What is a telephone call? / Hi, honey. Hi, Hillary.
Yes. That's a phone call, around 3:15 a.m.
Right.
I don't think that makes sense if they go to your house too.
They won't do that, right?
I wake up... I wake up...
I wake up, then the car... I hear the car stop.
Then then...
The door is closed,
Then there is the sound of footsteps.
Very easy footsteps. And...
I...
I thought maybe he had home, you know,
If possible the trip ends faster.
Then we hear the sound knock the door and...
There are two men. / Yes.
They are very friendly. / Yes.
Young.
Their job is to come and tell the mother...
Suddenly...
That, you know...
That their daughter...
He is gone. Die.
"Your daughter died."
Died./ We are very concerned.
I'm really concerned.
Hey. / Yes.
Are you okay?
He carries his computer with him.
Also the cellphone, of course
Both of them are completely destroyed.
What does that mean?
That means we don't have anything.
There is access for all... Computers, email, SMS.
He left everything open.
I never thought for asking for the password.
I'm down there trying planning his funeral...
... then realized we don't have latest photos.
We only have two photos. He has 100 photos per day.
We don't...
Donna wants to play music,
And we realize we don't know where to take it...
... or how to get it, or what music to choose.
Does he choose an old cellphone?
No.
He clears the data and donates it.
20 years ago, someone died...
You can find the diary and open it,
Look at the part they underline, read it.
You can find an album,
Seeing where it was taken and...
... find the song they like then play it.
You can find photo clichés...
... then print it...
We don't have anything.
The song feels familiar.
He likes the song.
Love Everyone Before It's Too Late
Hey.
Hi.
What's in it?
Half home.
I take a few items from your storage warehouse.
I hope you don't mind.
The trash can is taken tomorrow. Understand?
I want to take all of these items from your responsibility.
I don't want you to worry about it.
These items...
... from the trash can.
At least most of that.
Some items come from the attic.
Those letters. Father to Mother, and vice versa.
Nothing is so important.
But it's not supposed to be in a trash bin.
You see it? / Some, yes.
Do you think why did I take it?
Come here.
That.
Thank you. / You're welcome.
I love you. / I also love you.
I will be there for you.
Understood? / Yes.
OK, Donna.
Come here.
OK.
You don't have to go back to that house. Everything is fine.
Everything has been taken care of.
Understood? / Yes.
That house is the last place you see him.
So it's possible...
Maybe one day we will pass there and say hello.
The house won't go anywhere.
It's just a house.
Right?
Right? OK.
I have to go.
OK. You're leaving? / It's not always.
Only for now.
Friends, I'll be back, okay?
Hi, Kathleen.
You look much better.
Yes, that's true. Thank you.
I won't ask what is your condition.
That's a stupid question.
It's been a few weeks.
Believe me, I know.
How long will you use it?
My physical therapist thinks maybe only a few weeks.
Initially they said this would be until the end of the summer.
It's good to see you already can stand up and move.
Thank you for visiting me at the hospital.
Of course.
I can't imagine what it's like for you guys.
I hope you don't see me as a kind of reminder.
I don't want you to see me and ask why I'm here...
... instead of Tallie or Marie.
We don't feel that way at all. Really.
I know, but it's okay if you feel that way.
I sometimes think so.
You shouldn't be.
It's not something that needs to be thought of.
I will remember Tallie.
I will remember it very much.
do you know what "brotherade" means?
I won't know if I don't take SAT courses.
That...
... melancholy nostalgia for something that might not have happened.
I have never experienced that.
Tallie... Tallie experienced that.
"Enjoyment that you suffer, diseases that you enjoy."
Strong desire for something that is not there.
On our way to the lake,
We stop by buy this key chain.
This is a kind of ritual that we do.
Tallie chose Marie, Marie chose for me,
And I chose Tallie.
I don't know. I think this is something I should have.
It's not fair, isn't it?
There is a lot he will miss,
Like something I know he will like ..
Like...
Like music and movies.
Everything.
I want you both to know that I will think of you every day.
See you later. / See you.
Love.
Reminder.
Hold it.
Maybe that's just what is left of you.
Let it illuminate you.
And let it find you.
Let it pass the possibility of a small, invisible...
... and put his hand on you...
... to take you home.
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